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"It is too big of a dog to be travel around in airplane cabin..."

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It is too big of a dog to be travel around in airplane cabin. Well, as long as it is small enough to be put comfortably in the dog carrier that can be fit under the seat, I think you can do it. But if not, then you they have to go along in the cargo room. For exact information, better to consult the airlines representative that you want to fly with.

"I have never seen anyone bring a pet into an airplane cabin..."

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I have never seen anyone bring a pet into an airplane cabin. But I think if it is small enough to be put comfortably in the dog carrier that fits under the seat, then you can take it with you in the airplane cabin. But to be sure, you better consult with your airlines representative as every airlines has their own policy regarding luggage, passengers, and pets. If the pet is big, certainly it will tag along in the cargo room, inside dog carrier.

"Your dogs height is ok whther you have..."

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So you want to know that how long can my dog be and i can fly in the cabin and this is a very common question among the users and i can again give you the explanations so that you can clarify your notions as follows
1.. your dogs height is ok whther you have the large dog or small all the main factors are that your dogs certificate and the injection charts should be with you and thats what matters and important for your dog dude.

"Lots of airlines do not permit pets in the cabin at all...."

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Jose, this depends mostly on the specific rules of the airline you will be using. There are general rules but an airline does have the right do impose even stricter rules. My advice is to ask your airline directly, this way you won`t have any unnecessary surprises. Also, be prepared for the possibility to hear a bad answer: lots of airlines do not permit pets in the cabin at all.

Well Bernardo, I can safely say that I don`t know of any airline that at the moment give you this option. You can of course ask around and you might get lucky. However, a very good source of information on this problem is your vet. He has faced this question a number of times and he can give you great direction to solve your problem.

Someone said: southwest air lines allow but charge 75.00 each way and has to fit in a pet carrier that will fit under the seat. also i was on the plane and had seen a guy next to me, he had said all you have to do is call ahead to make sure that there is not already to many dogs on board

"The only thing is that your dog can`t fly with you in the plane`s cabin..."

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There is no airline that specifies such a thing as dimension of you pet. The only thing is that your dog can`t fly with you in the plane`s cabin, the only case this is approved is when the dog is trained to guide handicapped people. In this case the dog is allowed to stay under its owner seat, in a special designed box. Leo Collins.

"Pets such as cats and dogs aren`t allowed in the plane cabin along with passengers..."

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Pets such as cats and dogs aren`t allowed in the plane cabin along with passengers. They fly separately with the luggage, in a special designed box. The only pets admited in the cabin with their owners are dogs used to help handicaped people such as blind. Such dogs can stay under their master`s seat in a box. Leo Collins.

"Only very small dogs are are allowed in the cabin with their owner..."

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Only very small dogs are are allowed in the cabin with their owner. Small dogs need to comfortably fit in a carrier that is approximately 8-9 inches high, 12-13 inches wide and 15-23 inches long. The dog must be small enough to stand and easily turn around in the carrier.
Heath Dawson.

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